The DOD Survey of Health Related Behaviors has been the predominate source of health behavior information for the military since 1980. The purpose of this population based survey is to continue to assess trends in a wide range of health behaviors in the military. The study assessed the prevalence of drug, alcohol and tobacco use, and assessed progress toward meeting Healthy People 2020 objectives. The survey also assessed general health status, mental health status, and access to, and utilization of, physical health and mental health services. Questions on special topics such as gender-specific issues, oral health, and deployment will be included.
Active Duty Service Members
Reserve Component
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This 2014 report presents prevalence estimates of health behaviors among the Total Reserve Component, presenting findings on substance use, physical health, stress and mental health, and deployment. The report also compares estimates of the health behaviors of the Total Reserve Component to key Healthy People 2020 objective targets.
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The 2014 Department of Defense (DOD) Health Related Behaviors (HRB) Active Duty Personnel Survey is the twelfth population-based survey about substance use, stress and mental health, and health behaviors related to select Healthy People 2020 objectives among Active Duty personnel.
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The 2014 HRB Active Duty Survey is modelled on the HRB Survey conducted among military personnel for more than 30 years. The Department of Defense (DoD) initiated the HRB Survey in 1980 to guide program and policy development based on an improved understanding of the nature, causes and consequences of substance use in the military. The analysis of the survey results was guided by research objectives that assess the prevalence, nature, and characteristics of health related behaviors. This document provides methodological information about survey administration, data preparation and analysis, and reporting.
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The 2014 HRB Reserve Component Survey is modelled on the HRB Survey conducted among Active Duty military personnel for more than 30 years and among the Reserve Component since 2006. The Department of Defense (DOD) initiated the HRB Survey in 1980 to guide program and policy development based on an improved understanding of the nature, causes and consequences of substance use in the military. The analysis of the survey results was guided by research objectives that assess the prevalence, nature, and characteristics of health related behaviors. This document provides methodological information about survey administration, data preparation and analysis, and reporting.
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